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Perceptual Psychology Lab (Eiji Kimura)
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The lab explores the mechanisms of vision through how colors are distinguished and how information from the left and right eyes is integrated.
AboutAbout the lab
Uncovering how vision works through color and binocular perception.
From the standpoint of perceptual psychology, the lab studies the mechanisms of vision.
In particular, it focuses on questions such as how colors are distinguished and how information from the left and right eyes is integrated.
Its methods are perceptual experiments, which examine active, voluntary responses to stimuli, and pupillary response measurement, which measures the involuntary responses of the pupil caused by stimuli.
Using these methods, the lab aims to clarify the mechanisms of visual processing.
Key terms
- Perceptual experiment
- A method for examining active, voluntary responses to stimuli
- Pupillary response measurement
- A technique for measuring the involuntary responses of the pupil of the eye caused by stimuli
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies the mechanisms of vision using two methods: perceptual experiments and pupillary response measurement. Its central questions are how colors are distinguished and how information from the left and right eyes is integrated.
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- ProfessorEiji Kimura
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